Sentence examples for I encapsulated from inspiring English sources

Therapeutic genes and proteins can be (i) encapsulated within the liposome and (ii) chemically conjugated to the surface groups.

I encapsulated my argument against installing "liberal education in authoritarian places" last year in a New York Times essay and, more thoughtfully, in the fine British website openDemocracy.

Tumours are classified into four stages: I, encapsulated tumour without gross or microscopic invasion of the capsule; II, macroscopic invasion into the mediastinal fat or pleura or microscopic invasion into the capsule; III, gross invasion of the adjacent organs (pericardium, great vessels and lung); IVa, pleural or pericardial spread; IVb, lymphatic or haematogenous metastases.

The ability to fabricate modules with different shapes may be useful for two reasons: (i) Encapsulating cells of different types in modules of different shapes or sizes allows discrimination by eye, gravity, or (in principle) velocity in a gentle flow.

In addition to its concentration, each reaction is determined by a rate constant k i, encapsulating physical information about the underlying biochemical reaction.

In this model, bases (fundamental patterns) are represented as a set of vectors in the same space and a mixture is defined by a set of coefficients α j for each b (j ) (j = 1,…, B, where B is the number of basis vectors, and each b (j ) is of the same dimension as the x (i ) s): (1) where ε(i ) encapsulates both the stochastic nature of the mixing process and the measurement noise.

I'm sorry, boss, but how do I encapsulate North America's largest trade show in 1,300 words?

Reuben: Let me see, how can I encapsulate that?